Yes, most outdoor wall lights are designed to be waterproof. Look for lights with an IP (Ingress Protection) rating of at least IP44, which means they can handle rain and splashes. For areas with heavy rain or near water, choose higher ratings like IP65 or IP67.

For general lighting, 200-400 lumens is sufficient for pathways or patios. For security purposes, aim for 800-1,000 lumens. The brightness needed depends on the area’s size and your specific needs—higher lumens for larger or darker spaces.

LED bulbs are the most efficient for outdoor wall lights. They last longer, consume less energy, and perform better in cold weather. Halogen bulbs provide bright light but are less energy-efficient, while solar bulbs are perfect for low-maintenance, off-grid setups.

Yes, but it’s important to select lights rated for wet locations. Fixtures with an IP65 or higher rating are ideal for wet areas like near pools or coastal environments, as they can withstand moisture exposure.

It depends on the complexity of the installation. If the wiring needs to be updated or the light is connected to a circuit, it’s best to hire an electrician. For simpler installations with a plug-in model, DIY installation is possible.

For consistent illumination, outdoor wall lights should be spaced about 6 to 8 feet apart. This ensures even lighting for larger areas like driveways, garden paths, or walls. Adjust the spacing based on the brightness and purpose of the lights.

Lights with motion sensors are excellent for security. Choose LED fixtures with a high lumen output (at least 800 lumens) and place them near entryways, driveways, and dark corners to deter intruders.

Yes, LED outdoor wall lights are highly energy-efficient. They use much less power than traditional bulbs and last significantly longer, often up to 25,000 hours. This results in lower electricity bills and less frequent bulb replacements.